You’re beautifulnWith the shiniest diamonds in your earsnYou can’t hear your mother – she’s crying in the other roomnShe knows it won’t be okaynFarther from her daughter with the coming of eachdaynnSo you pick up your books, that you never readnRun off to school like a good drama queennDo you care where you’re going, or know where you’ve been?nBarely a woman, you’re 18 years innnOur faith is placed in second chancesnAs the angel and her demons dance it’snnLike you’re 18 years in with no way outnAnd you’re the star of the story you don’t care aboutnJust a little girl in a bigger world turning upside-downnWell, don’t’ you throw it all away when no one’s here to pull you outnnYou’re beautifulnwith your brand new clothesnLike armor from your head, from your head to your toesnYou keep it all inside so that nobody knowsnYour heart’s on fire, people blind to the glow.nnAnd all these boys are thirsty for your outsidesnYou never care to ever let the right ones innThey’re taking from you something that is sacrednI watched a car crash but I just can’t take thisnnOur faith is placed in second chancesnAs the angel and her demons dance it’snnLike you’re 18 years in with no way outnAnd you’re the star of the story you don’t care aboutnJust a little girl in a bigger world turning upside-downnWell, don’t’ you throw it all away when no one’s here to pull you outnnAnd when you’re safe and sound inside your bednI know you dream of things bigger than the things that you let livenWhen you’re safe and sound inside your bednI know you dream of things I, I know you dream 18 years innnLike you’re 18 years in with no way outnAnd you’re the star of the story you don’t care aboutnJust a little girl in a bigger world turning upside-downnWell, don’t’ you throw it all away when no one’s here to pull you out